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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
4
The Daily East Oregonian list shows subscription options including weekly, monthly, and yearly terms with carrier delivery and mail rates. The notice notes public listing details, pricing per period, and locations for subscription fulfillment, referencing the Oregon postal and service setup.
A short existential verse by Augustus Wittfeld reflecting on life and struggle. It asserts that joy comes from striving whether one gains or fails, denying death as a real end and praising the ecstasy found in effort. The lines emphasize personal endeavor as life itself.
The city welcomes Dan P. Smythe as president of the Commercial association and expects a stronger organization. He vows action, organized effort, and civic projects including irrigation, a railroad division point, and Pendleton as a traveling men’s headquarters, with capable officers to support the drive for community betterment.
Senator Jonathan Bourne has secured Senate approval and favorable House reporting for a bill to authorize two or more fish cultural stations on the Columbia River or its tributaries in Oregon. The act would fund surveys, ponds, buildings, boats, equipment, and staff, with a $50000 appropriation. Oregon and Washington must grant the U S Commissioner of Fisheries rights to hatchery operations, and the Secretary of Commerce and Labor may suspend hatchery operations if laws prove inadequate.
The article highlights Senator M A Miller as a leading Oregon Democrat for the U S Senate seat held by Jonathan Bourne Jr. It notes Miller’s long service in the Oregon Senate, his popularity in Linn county, and his consistent alignment with the people in each session, suggesting strong home support for a Democratic nomination.
In a heated legislative moment the Bowerman faction supports J. W. Bailey and opposes Governor West’s bid to credit removal of a criticized food and dairy commissioner. The scene underscores how party interests and personal loyalties influence public questions and accountability.
About 1500 Umatilla County voters contribute over 2000 dollars annually to the fish and game fund via hunting and angling licenses. They express fatigue over fund expansion and underuse, criticizing ongoing fights between fish and game departments that hinder law enforcement. They advocate the fish commission bill.
Secretary Ballinger pledges to hasten surveys on the west unit of the Uma tilla project to determine required funds quickly. Engineers and surveyors are already on site, signaling a speedy start to actual construction. Speed the day.
About 200 people near Estopia joined a rabbit hunt and killed 200 rabbits. A Kentucky man has reportedly invented rabbit odor use device, according to the Epokeeman Review.
Senator Bourne of Oregon says about 9 million people favor direct election of senators while questioning the influence against 86 senators, framing the political divide and public demand in a Spokane spokesman context.
A historical report notes an unspeakably disgusting and vulgar union described as a 17 year old heiress with a 44 year old man. The wording implies scandal within the English nobility and hints at bloodline implications in a temperate, non-graphic tone.
The marriage of Vivien Gould and Lord Decies is described as a love match born from two passions. One side a passion for golf, the other a pursuit of prestige and title, shaping their union.
Seattle voters yesterday ousted Mayor Gill in a notable triumph for decency. The recall result marks a decisive shift in local leadership and civic accountability.
A columnist argues the express service may be the mail handling function, says Santa Fe analyst. He notes express transport profits exceed rail mail shipments, while rates undercut government rates. He cites a postal deficit and notes express employment and high executive pay in the sector.
In Columbus Ohio the ingredients of the popular Peruna remedy are revealed to the public. The ad highlights golden seal cedron seed cubebs stone root and claims strong effects on mucous membranes nerves and urinary organs. A free Peruna Almanac for 1911 is offered through druggists.
The piece denounces express companies for low wages and long hours, noting helpers earn 40 to 60 dollars monthly while shifts run from 6 a.m. to often midnight. It argues increased freight and labor costs accompany more business and questions whether terminal services are core to the trade. It likens express roles to extra servants and calls for legitimate lines of service instead of illegitimate expansion.
A February St Nicholas excerpt reviews The Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck, noting its fairy tale charm and philosophical depth. It highlights Maeterlinck as a writer who blends imagination with questions about happiness through Mytyl and Tytyl's quest, inviting readers to seek the blue bird of happiness.
A concise sermon notes human life as entry, trouble, and unknown exit. It urges doing well now to fare well later, declaring preaching alone cannot reveal more after a year. The line hints at limits of earthly preaching and moral guidance.
A speaker argues that a wife does not deserve a costly arrangement or ring simply because she requests an extravagant display. The remark critiques material pressures in marriage and questions value tied to luxury.
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